Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-04-29

" Jail.
Prairie fires flourish between the
showers.
Choice Timothy and Seed Corn at
Roth Bros. 213tf
The Dakota Bel is a daisy. and no
mistake about it.
j. l.. Hientz, of White Lake, made
a trip to Aberdeen last week.
u Letters from Turtle Lake, Wis, re-
port four inches Of snow.
The painters brush is doing Its
work in town nowadays.
DR.. Turner got his office papered
and calsomined this week.
The Republican Office moved into
.Fom brakes building, last Saturday.
L. Russell had a horse taken sick
On his way to town on Wednesday last.
Look out for the spring stock of
Dry Goods to arrive at Roth Bros. this
week. 213tf
Treasurer Williams many friends
are pleased to see him on the street
again.
Mrs. L. N. LOOMS was quite i'll the
latter part of last week. She is now
on the mend.
The bountiful spring rains are en-
oouraging to. Dakota farmers. Splendid
prospects now for q good crop.
II. S. Binford, school superintend-
ant, will be in his Office at the court
house, the first Saturday in May.
We want Iieralds of Jan. Nth and
March 9Th, 1887. a reasonable price
will be paid for those in good condi-
zion. tt
Gil. Alberts, who has been clerking
at Alberts Il Vessey's store, has gone
TO Minneapolis for an indefinite length
of time.
We are all glad to see Father" and
Mother" Jordan back again. They
spent the winter with their son. the
Rev. Jordan, at Milbank.
Have you read 10 Big Books on 5th
page? And do you know, that you can
get the llousekeeper, 10 Big Books and
the Herald, all for $2.25?
Rev. Chas Wesley will preach at
the church next Sunday morning and
evening. Let everybody remember
this and attend.
Hail Insurance at actual cost. Nc
initiation fees, No annual dues. Mu'
tual plan. Inquire of
211tf Albert Gunderson.
Henry Robinson, living six mile!
north of town, had a very sick chile
the early part of the week. She is now
Improving.
-Grissel g. Strub of Woonsocke'
have BUTTERFLIES Patterns for sale. Cal
and get one and look at their nice stool
Of spring and summer goods. Gilt:
r. S. Bateman and wife ere costly
Housekeeping ON their claim, south
west of town. They are happy in tht
possession Of one of the best wells il
Dakota.
C. w. Mcdonald found his best O,
dead in the pasture on Monday morn
ing. The animal was well the evening
previous. and no cause for the deatf
ooulG In 1~icooVarn6
James DeYine's children have near
ly recovered from the whooping cough
Little Charlie was very sick, having
had bronchitis and afterWard malaria
Fever as complications.
Mrs. Barrett was called away sud
denly by the serious illness Of her mo
cher. She started this morning to Ma
Olson. Wis. Miss Eva Cummings viii
assist in the post-ofice during her alb
sence.
VIM. Goodwin and wife were made
happy over the arrival Of q fine boy ol
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Goodwin Wa
very seriously i'll. but at last account
her condition had very materially i'm
proved.
"A 5-year old girl of John Tawlks
residing about Smiles southwest O
Washington Springs, died Tuesda,
afternoon of lung fever. Another on
of his children is afflicted With whoop
ing cough.
The Dakota Central I. O. O. T
holds an anniversary celebration to
night at Miller. We regret our inabill
ty to attend. A grand good time is t,
be. expected, as the @. F's never d
things by halves.
Our magnificent offer of the House
keeper, Herald and 40 big books, ha
already created quite a stir. There i
no better way to secure plenty Of goot
reading for the entire family and at tn
same time encourage your home paper
The books will keep, and it you dom
have time to read them during the bus,
season, they will be just as good an(
new next winter.